Sharp Dressers.

[romafan]

Originally Posted by Artisan Fan

That hair says "I just stepped out of the shower and don't care about my hair."

Sprezzatura!

 

[Artisan Fan]

Originally Posted by romafan

Sprezzatura!

Ha! Good one!

 

[Holstein Bilter]

Originally Posted by Chris "Italia"

Why does Daniel Craig always have to look so constipated...

"Ugh..my shirt is so tight that it makes me irregular"

 

[Connemara]

I believe we've neglected Mr. Elkann.

 

[jml90]

Originally Posted by Tampan

Perhaps you mean effeminate? Gay would speak to his inclinations. It's just tea and fishing. His pinkie is not sticking out.

Perhaps, though I still think he looks like he prefers the company of men despite what LK says.

 

[lasbar]

He is quite stylish ,very personal and very creative but he is no Cary Grant...
Some of his most prvocation combi are painful to watch...
Kofi Annan is a sharp dresser ,understated and extremely elegant...
We have here different definitions of sharp dressing...One more tradition and classic and one more fashion forward....
Giovanni Agnelli was a sharp dresser...

 

[jpeirpont]

 

[Sebastian]

Fonzworth Bentley:

 

[PocketCircle]

Daniel Craig isn't well dressed. He just tries to act like he is a well dressed guy just because he got the James Bond role. He's not even any better looking than many people on this site.

 

[PocketCircle]

Often well dressed

except

 

[jpeirpont]

Originally Posted by Sebastian

Fonzworth Bentley:

I have to say I think Fonsworth is the best out there right now.

 

[bigbris1]

Originally Posted by Chris "Italia"

President of Ferrari; Luca di Montezemolo in his fine Rubinacci.

Originally Posted by edmorel

Well, either that is an awfully low button stance 3 button or it's a two button which he is buttoning the bottom button. Either one is inexcusable in my book.

I would guess it's to facilitate the habit of putting his hands in his coat pockets. Function over form.

 

[NakedYoga]

Originally Posted by edmorel

You would be hard pressed to go to a non-black church and find a man wearing a suit.

Are you serious?

The predominant churches in my city are Episcopal. I rarely see black people there unless my girlfriend is with me. However, an usher would probably physically block you from entering if you weren't wearing a suit. My experience is not unique.

 

[bigbris1]

Originally Posted by NakedYoga

Are you serious?

The predominant churches in my city are Episcopal. I rarely see black people there unless my girlfriend is with me. However, an usher would probably physically block you from entering if you weren't wearing a suit. My experience is not unique.

Your GF brings black people with her?

 

[JLibourel]

Originally Posted by NakedYoga

Are you serious?

The predominant churches in my city are Episcopal. I rarely see black people there unless my girlfriend is with me. However, an usher would probably physically block you from entering if you weren't wearing a suit. My experience is not unique.

In today's Episcopal Church I would find that very, very hard to believe. I left the Episcopal Church in 1977 to become active in the Traditional Anglican movement. Certainly, they were not so rigorous as to exclude non-suit wearers back when I attended Episcopal Churches, and the Church has become way more liberal and trendy since then.

Are you in the USA? I find hard to believe that in any city in the USA the "predominant churches" are Episcopal. The only other country that I know of where the endemic Anglican church is called Episcopal is Scotland, and it's very much a minority religion there too.